Significant coronal hole in the Southern hemisphere(CH466) on the solar corona could be an indication of one or two powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake(s) during this watch period. Targeting areas 7-10° and 11-15° South Latitude and a region across the equator of main area of focus for this watch.
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Simon Winchester Plotted areas of risk for possible significant events are as follows: 7-10° Solomon Islands Region or Papua New Guinea.(Potential 6.8 Magnitude) 11-15°Santa Cruz Islands Region or Vanuatu.(Potential 7.0 Magnitude) (Manaro Vui volcano also called Ambae or Aoba could be at risk for further activity during this watch) July 18th Planetary Alignment Video www.youtube.com The area of Honshu-Japan could be at risk of a significant aftershock during this watch also as the large coronal fissure does span across its latitude, also the region of New Zealand could also recieve 5.5 – 5.8 magnitude earthquake during this watch due to a "magnetic filament scar region" across its latitude of 43 degrees South Latitude. The equator region could also have an event around 6.
0 in Magnitude, possible areas as mentioned in the video are Papua Indonesia or Molukka Sea regions. Ionospheric/OLR anomaly's indicate regions of Marianna Islands, Volcano Islands have increased readings and could produce a significant earthquake during this watch period, Also Above Taiwan to Ruyuku Islands and Panama also are showing ongoing anomalies, with Siberia-Russia showing a new strong reading this update.Excellent …

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